Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 45mm Aluminum Case with Midnight Sport Band (Medium/Large) - Midnight - (2023)

### Apple Watch Series 9 Review I recently purchased the Apple Watch Series 9, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and features. Here’s a detailed look at my experience: #### Pros: 1. **Design and Build Quality**: The design of the Apple Watch Series 9 is sleek and modern. The materials used feel premium, and the watch is lightweight and comfortable to wear all day. 2. **Display**: The always-on Retina display is bright and clear, even in direct sunlight. The higher resolution and improved brightness make reading notifications and using apps a pleasant experience. 3. **Performance**: The new S9 chip provides a significant boost in performance. Apps open faster, and navigating through the menus is smoother than ever. 4. **Health and Fitness Tracking**: The Series 9 excels in health and fitness tracking. The new sensors provide more accurate readings for heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and sleep tracking. The addition of new workout modes is a great plus for fitness enthusiasts. 5. **Battery Life**: The battery life has been excellent. I easily get through a full day of use with some charge left for the next day, even with heavy usage. 6. **Software and Features**: The integration with iOS and other Apple products is seamless. The new features in watchOS 10, like the improved Siri capabilities and enhanced widgets, add great value. #### Cons: 1. **Price**: The Apple Watch Series 9 is on the pricier side. While the features justify the cost to an extent, it may not be affordable for everyone. 2. **Compatibility**: It’s best paired with an iPhone. Users with Android phones will not be able to utilize the watch to its full potential. 3. **Learning Curve**: For first-time users, there is a slight learning curve to get used to the interface and features. However, once you get the hang of it, it’s quite intuitive. Overall, the Apple Watch Series 9 is a fantastic smartwatch that offers a wealth of features and excellent performance. Despite its high price, it provides great value for those invested in the Apple ecosystem and looking for a top-tier wearable device. **Rating: 4.5/5**

I think this is a pretty solid generation of Apple Watch. As far as I could tell from Apple’s website, the only difference between this watch and the Ultra was how deep underwater it could go and how big the screen is. It has all of the same health features, including recording electrocardiograms. Very neat. The battery life has been really great so far. Everyone I know that has previous gen Apple Watches complain about it being dead all the time. I’ve never had that problem and I don’t even charge it that much. I would estimate I probably wear it for 21hrs a day and charge it for the other 3. I wear it to sleep to track my sleeping habits (it seems pretty good at that), charge it for 30min while I shower, then wear it for my whole active day. Once I’m back home and settled in my bedroom, I charge it for a couple hours and change while I’m on my PC then throw it right back on for bed. It’s a good companion device and keeps me off my phone. For some, it might make it harder to stay off their phone, but I dunno I have it set so the watch only goes off for important stuff so I can typically rest easy knowing that, if anything important had happened like a phone call or a page from my FD, my wrist would’ve rumbled. I’d recommend getting a case for the watch. I’m sure they’re very sturdy and scratch resistant as I’ve hit it against many tough surfaces without any issue, but it makes your stomach drop every time it happens so you may as well get a cheap, plastic case for it for peace of mind’s sake. It’s comfortable enough. If you get used to it, you won’t even realize you’re wearing it anymore (that’s how I was able to bang it into things as mentioned in the previous paragraph). It does take some getting used to but I think it’s more to do with the psychology of it than the comfort. The only times I really end up taking it off are more about me not wanting my wrist to be constrained for a bit rather than the watch not being comfy. Mentally, it can feel a bit like an ankle monitor at times because I’ll feel compelled to keep it on for the health benefits it provides me instead of me just wanting to wear it. For some, that might end up being a dealbreaker as it breaks the illusion of breaking free from your phone but for me, it works fine. Also, it’s worth noting you can do all sorts of things on the watch, like texting. It’s not GREAT but it IS possible so PARENTS BEWARE. It can be used to text in class or cheat on tests and many schools have policies against smart watches (which is for the best). I wouldn’t advise this product for minors unless they’re athletes, probably. I think the telemetry would be really great for high school athletes but just ensure it stays off and away in the classroom. I had a first generation Apple Watch in high school and you bet I used that thing to text while I was in class.

Very satisfied with the watch . I just got it in july for health and fitness purposes because of continuous insisting of my trainer and doctors and now am able to see my health related things and my workouts daily and know how my heart is pumping as well as my sleep routine and my sleeping beats . I can definitely say it for sure was worth it and battery lasts as good as 2days